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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1917
Page
2
The speech argues labor must be protected and allied with government to win the war and defeat Germany. It defends President Wilson against antiwar critics, urges unity with organized labor, and condemns pro German sentiment while stressing patriotic cooperation.
A full orchestra event at Mhentor aims to debut a big new innovation tonight. The venue plans to showcase the advance as part of a city wide arts initiative with local sponsors and media partnerships.
Washington dispatch says car production will end for private use as war effort expands. Automakers and National Defense Council plan to convert plants to trucks and aircraft parts with conscription if needed. Expect 80 percent cut in private car use and a return to walking for many until victory.
Notice warns all Evening Journal mail subscribers with subscriptions over 12 months that unpaid balances within the last year will result in dropping from home delivery. Postal regulations require prompt payment to maintain daily map delivery.
Wellsboro Pennsylvania reports a discharged worker threw tools into a glass tank at a plant causing a major disruption. Officials say electrical bulbs failed and production plummeted, with daily losses estimated near a thousand dollars. Bert Rowe, 20, was charged and held on bail.
Health officer Dr John A Johnson reports taste and odor in the city water may stem from algae near the reservoir rather than growth in the supply. Tests weeks later show no results yet from the analyses, leaving citizens unsure. The notice ends with an unrelated ad segment for ladies' dress shoes at Brownell's.
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